Did you ever have a student say something disrespectful in class…or worse…use foul language? If so, how did you respond? Did you address it or
Nurse bullying is a problem. It’s destructive, pervasive and doesn’t belong in a profession dedicated to caring and compassion! But what does nurse bullying
Bullying, bullying, bullying. You can’t read an online newsletter, watch a television program or listen to the radio without hearing the word bullying. Even the
Cathy wasn’t just your average bully – Cathy was known as a Queen Bully (capital Q and B!). The student nurses were petrified if
Nurses know that it’s humanly impossible to care for patients in today’s complex world alone. Successful nurses have evolved beyond the days of, “my
Don’t move! As you’re reading this, pay attention to your posture. Where are your shoulders? Are they down and back or are they up by
At RTConnections, I help individuals and organizations create nurturing and supportive work environments. I do this through keynote presentations, seminars/workshops, and some consulting. I’m also
We all know nurses who think being mean to newer nurses is a “right of passage.” They appear to take pride in demoralizing the “newbies”
When discussing nurse bullying, most of us think about the crusty older nurse bullying the younger new nurse. However, lately I’ve been getting emails from
You can’t read a paper, listen to the radio or even watch a television show without hearing something about bullying. More and more people are
According to Wikipedia, peer review is, “the evaluation of work by one or more people of similar competence to the producers of the work.” While
Nurse bullying is a problem. We’ve ALL heard the phrase “nurses eat their young” yet it continues. Why? Consider this – Dealing with human behavior
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